Minimalist Easter, Pickles via Not Martha
Earlier this week Johanne featured this beautiful paper flower wreath by Alisa Burke. I wanted to make it on the weekend but I was too eager and made it the night after Johanne’s post. Here’s the finished product:
It wasn’t hard to make at all but it was time consuming. Wrapping the Styrofoam form was the most annoying part for me but crumpling the paper (to add texture) was kind of stress relieving. Next time I would make flowers of different sizes, just as Alisa suggested in her tutorial. I completely overlooked this detail. Oh, and I used white printer paper instead of butcher paper.
I’m putting it on my door this weekend to welcome spring and all my springtime guests!
Photos by Jordana.
It’s not very often (or ever) that we see affordable and Hermès in one sentence. Have you always wanted (or wanted to give) a Hermès cuff but you’ve already blown your Christmas budget? No worries – Hermes has a DIY for you!
To download the template, visit Hermès and click Travel the World of Hermès. Once the page is loaded, click Surprises from the orange bar at the left. Et voilà ! Bonne chance!
Image courtesy Hermès.
It’s Halloween week here on White Cabana. Let’s start things off with the most essential item: the pumpkin. Forget orange – these pumpkins are brilliant in white.
Painted pumpkins via Country Living
Personalized pumpkin
Images courtesy of Country Living.
Are we ever too old for colouring books? I think not. This one from ModCloth would occupy me for hours. Or, if I felt too lazy, I would just frame the prints just as they are. How cute would the giraffe look in a kid’s room?
Between the Lines, $19.99, ModCloth
Ready for colour, $19.99, ModCloth
Starting with some black & white, $19.99, ModCloth
 Photos courtesy of ModCloth.